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So, the other day, I was trying to watch this Netflix show, “Leo.” You know, the animated one with Adam Sandler as a lizard? I heard some buzz, and I thought, “Okay, let’s see what this is all about.” I mean, it’s a cartoon, should be fun and chill, right?
I fired up Netflix, found “Leo,” and got ready to settle in. Got my snacks, got my blanket, the whole deal. First thing, I noticed the animation style. It’s…okay. Nothing groundbreaking, but it’s bright and colorful. The kids liked what I saw. I am ready to dig the show from the start.
The “Christian Review” Part
Now, here’s where things got a little interesting. As I was watching, I started to notice some themes that I thought other people are gonna talk about, then I searched online. I was curious if anyone else felt the same way, and sure enough, I stumbled upon some reviews calling it a “Christian movie.”
I gotta be honest, I didn’t really see it that way at first. I mean, yeah, there’s some stuff about kindness, forgiveness, and helping others. The lizard, Leo, he’s kind of like a wise old grandpa, giving advice and stuff. But, straight-up “Christian”? I dunno.
I think it depends on how you want to see about * I don’t want to go to that term.
Here’s what I think:
- It’s about being a good person: Leo helps the kids with their problems. He encourages them to be better. That’s a good message, no matter what you believe.
- There’s some talk about purpose: Leo’s been around a long time, and he’s kind of figuring out his purpose in life. That’s something everyone can relate to.
- It’s about acceptance: The kids are all different, and Leo accepts them for who they are. Again, that’s a pretty universal message.
So, I finished the movie. It was cute, a little cheesy, but overall, it was fine. Did I have a profound religious experience? No. Did I think it was secretly pushing a specific religious agenda? Not really. I searched around and see other people’s opinion. Well, people are easily getting sensitive with these things.
But, you know what? It got me thinking. It got me Googling. And it got me writing this whole thing. So, maybe that’s the point. Maybe it’s just about starting a conversation. And hey, if it gets people talking about being kind to each other, that’s not a bad thing, right? I am happy for what I did for searching!
In the end, I realized that maybe searching for other people’s opinions make sense, maybe it’s not. But hey, that’s kind of the beauty of * watched things in our own perspective.
